Students residing in Shawnee County have been awarded scholarships by Washburn University. Students, who were able to attend, were recognized for their achievements at a recent scholarship banquet.

Former University of Kansas Chancellor Gene Budig and his wife, Gretchen Budig, will receive the Dole Humanitarian Award.

Police say a man was robbed in the parking lot of a Topeka apartment complex early Friday morning.

Many went to the Statehouse to pay their respects to the only two police officers who lost their lives in the line of duty at Thursday night's Kansas Law Enforcement Memorial.

Central Park Christian Church hosted one of more than 35,000 gatherings Thursday to pray for our country.

Two Topeka schools are teaming up to support the family of a local family as she continues her fight to overcome brain cancer.

Family members, medical professionals, teachers, and childcare providers were encouraged to attend to discuss current autism treatments and expectations.

A woman's foot slipped off her brake as she was waiting in line behind the Buick Fox was loading up with food.

Topeka police officers were called to the scene of a domestic disturbance at 223 SE Lawrence just before 10 p.m. Tuesday.

The announcement Thursday at the Kansas City Board of Trade pegged average yields at slightly above 41 bushels per acre.

Though not much of Thursday's snow stuck to the ground very long, it was enough to create a few slick spots on area highways, which sparked a few wrecks

Kansas Rifle Assoc. President Patricia Stoneking says gun rights supporters have been prepared for a tough response to the state's new gun law from President Barack Obama's administration.

Kris Kobach said Thursday that it's ``ridiculous'' that taxpayers would have to foot the bill for a redistricting lawsuit.

The idea of Stormont-Vail's "Call - Don't Fall" program is to encourage patients to "call" for help in getting up to lower their risk of "falling."

One day each May, Topeka Police begin at the Law Enforcement Center then move to the cemeteries. An honor guard joins family and fellow officers in visiting the grave of each of the department's fallen officers.

Barry Feaker, Director of the Topeka Rescue Mission told Washburn students about his work with people who are homeless and poor, and those who care for them.

Attorney General Derek Schmidt says more than 3,000 Kansans applied for concealed carry permits during the month of April.

In an announcement Thursday, Gerry Vernon resigned as City Manager for the City of Junction City effective May 31, 2013. Mr. Vernon began work for Junction City in January 2010.

The Combat Aviation Brigade, 1st Infantry Division, conducted a change of command ceremony May 2 on Fort Riley's Marshall Army Airfield.

A court hearing for a Junction City minister charged in several child molestation cases involving young boys has been pushed back.

A pain clinic in Manhattan is closing at the end of the month after authorities exposed an alleged pill mill and arrested the doctor in charge.

A handgun was discovered at a cemetery adjacent to the campus of Manhattan High School.

Riley County police say a 73-year-old Manhattan man fell victim to a lottery scam and lost $40,000 in the process.

Joe Zima reviews "Pain & Gain" this week. Watch his review, above.

U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder has told Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback that a new state law attempting to block federal regulation of some guns is unconstitutional.